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By Nick Millward, Mobile Ecosystem Forum
With AI at the helm, the future of mobile telecoms is poised to deliver transformative experiences that enrich lives and drive progress in the digital age. From network optimization and personalized services to enhanced security and intelligent customer service, AI is reshaping every aspect of the mobile telecommunications industry. By embracing AI-driven innovations, telecom operators can unlock new opportunities, improve operational efficiency, and deliver unparalleled experiences to users around the world.
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By Karen Meager, co-author of Rest. Practise. Perform.
In elite sports, people are ‘performing’ only during an actual competition, race, or match. In other times they are either resting or practicing. They spend far longer in the rest and practice phases than performing, but what they do in the rest and practice phases is a critical part of what helps them to perform when it matters.
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When we conducted research for our latest book, ‘Rest. Practise. Perform.’, we found that elite sports have a lot to teach us about how to rest and as a result, perform better. But how can we find the right kind of rest and recovery to fit the role that we do?
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By Michael Olatunji, Outset Studio
In the UK, roughly 40% of adults are regular podcast consumers. While many people like to pop a podcast on while they do the washing up, others prefer to sit down with a cup of tea and watch an episode. By recording video alongside your audio podcast, you provide content that engages your audience no matter what their preference.
Added to that, video content is more suitable for platforms like YouTube, which is actually one of the most popular platforms to find and listen to podcasts, and YouTube videos rank higher than audio podcasts on search results. Also, advertising is often cheaper on YouTube than on platforms like Spotify and Apple Music.
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What elite sport can teach leaders about sustainable wellbeing and performance?
Rest. Practise. Perform. What elite sport can teach leaders about sustainable wellbeing and performance is the new book from Karen Meager and John McLachlan. It is a is a practical and illuminating guide that offers a fresh perspective on leadership, unleashing an empowering, harmonious approach that’s inspired by elite sports’ proven disciplines.
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By Michael Ter-Berg, CEO, Thomson Screening
For many of us, vision and hearing are so fundamental to our daily lives that we take them for granted. But what are the Welfare and Inclusion implications for the many children with unidentified Mild to Moderate vision or hearing problems – and what can schools do about this?
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By Michael Olatunji, Outset Studio
In a digital landscape teeming with diverse interests and a massive audience hungry for engaging content, a podcast is a great platform for individuals and businesses eager to enhance their brand exposure. Whether delving into the latest trends or dissecting specialized fields, the podcasting realm offers a vast and receptive audience eager to listen and learn – provided the approach is spot-on.
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By Dario Betti, CEO, Mobile Ecosystem Forum
Driven by a myriad of factors ranging from privacy and security concerns to the rise of artificial intelligence and the imperative for environmental sustainability, the telecommunications industry finds itself at the forefront of transformative regulatory changes. The sector can expect far-reaching implications for how business is conducted, particularly with regard to consumer rights and competition.
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By Jane Robson, CEO of NALP
To give you an idea of how important contingency is, think about the content you like to watch on television.
If you’re looking forward to small hours coverage of the upcoming general election, re-think the roles of the rotating talking heads the main presenter chats to through the night. They’re not just there to provide insight and/or spin as the results come in, they’re backup in case the feeds from the election counts go down or if declaring a winner takes longer than expected.
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By Professor Afzal R Mohammed, Professor of Pharmaceutics
The creation of pharmaceutical drugs has been shifting toward what are known as biologics – biological drugs. The previous generation of chemically synthesized drugs are pretty much one-size-fits-all. Drugs like paracetamol work for the majority of people in safe doses, they come in stable pill form, and it is difficult to accidentally overdose. Overall, they are safe to self-administer, relatively effective and cheap to produce, transport and sell.
Biological drugs, on the other hand, are very different in terms of properties and formulations. They are much more complicated, specific, and targeted, meaning greater efficacy and fewer side effects, However, most biological drugs need to be stored in refrigerated units at exact temperature ranges to keep them stable. They also need to be administered in very specific doses tailored to the individual and usually injected intravenously. As such, they tend to be stored, handled, and administered in hospitals, health centers and GPs, complicating the delivery of these medications. Biological drugs are harder to transport and store, especially in countries without reliable refrigeration or power, making global adoption of these drugs much more difficult.
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By Dr. Pandora Pound, Fellow Oxford Centre for Animal Ethics
Brain injuries, dementia, most cancers, multiple sclerosis, motor neuron disease, strokes, osteoarthritis, Crohn’s disease, Parkinson’s disease … the list of conditions where we have little to offer sufferers goes on. After decades and decades of research into these diseases, why has there been so little progress in medicine? Why has it been so unproductive?
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